Here's a hidden iOS trick that enables it to speak and read aloud anything that is on the screen of your iPhone or iPad. Useful if you want iOS to read the full article or book to you.
A new set of iPhone 7 schematics have started circulating around the world wide web today, giving us yet another glimpse at just what Apple has in store for us when the next-generation iPhone launches later this year. These latest blueprint visuals give us an instant insight into the overall form factor of both the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models, but unfortunately don't actually introduce any mind-blowing changes that we didn't already know about. Instead, the schematics confirm a number of rumors that we've already been privy to, as well as outlining the very minimal size and form differences between the new hardware and the currently available iPhone 6s range.
Roger app allows you to control your Amazon Echo and Alexa remotely from your iPhone or Android from anywhere in the world for free.
Much to the distain of many smartphone manufacturers around the world, it's not unusual for celebrities and people in positions of power to be caught using one smartphone over another when they've been paid to endorse a particular brand, or even worse, when they are the executive chairman of a company that actually produces a rival platform. As an example, many people would expect Alphabet/Google Chairman Eric Schmidt to use an Android-powered device given his position of authority within the company that actually builds the Android OS, but that doesn't appear to be the case.
Whoever said emoji were a waste of time? Turns out Apple didn't, because the iPhone maker has added support for the little icons right within Spotlight on iOS.
Google's Gboard keyboard app for iOS does not feature a built-in dark theme mode. If your iPhone or iPad is jailbroken, you can add one to it using this free tweak.
New iPhone 7 Plus concept video shows us what the phone may look like with a dual-lens camera setup, stereo speakers, no antenna lines on the back, and more.
Hot on the heels of a similar leak that claimed to show the camera module from an iPhone 7, a new leak contains photos of schematics for what is claimed to be the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.
It's portably fair to say that we've all nearly reached capacity when it comes to seeing leaks of purported iPhone 7 schematics and so-called third-party case designs that allegedly show us exactly what to expect when Apple's new iPhone is unveiled later this year. With that said, the leaks don't appear to be over just yet, with a new set of images dropping in to give us a first look at an actual rear plate of the iPhone 7, as well as a glimpse at an internal component, the screen cable.
A new set of photos claiming to show iPhone 7 chassis have leaked online. Everything looks like we imagine it would in line with previous speculation, that is until you take into consideration the perforations intended for the iPhone 7 speaker system. We've heard about the possibility of a dual-speaker setup on Apple's next iPhone, but this leak introduces the possibility of the device shipping with four built-in speakers, like the ones found on iPad Pros.
